Victorian Silver Curb Chain Necklace

Victorian Silver Curb Chain NecklaceChunky silver curb link watch chain dating from the late Victorian period. It's both lengthy and heavy coming in at 18 inches and 96 grams respectively with a single dog clip and T bar to complete the look. Each individual link is hallmarked with the lion passant for sterling silver, and additional hallmarks date it to the year 1893. The C. D. B maker's mark attributes the chain to C D Broughton of St. Paul's Square in Birmingham's famous jewellery

Size: 21mm by 8mm (approx

circa 1940

the snakes' heads - set with garnet 'brains' - are entwined before coiling twice around the finger

Ultra cute antique moonstone drop earrings dating from the early 20th century

A fascinating blood agate pebble

and elegant

44ct transitional cut diamond (F/G colour

Sri Lanka) and Diamond (0

while keeping the focus firmly with the stone

The band splits at the shoulders to form an open head with the stones enveloped within its boat-shaped profile

Each of the five panels features a hexagonal receptacle that the bezel-mounted stones pop in and out of (by pressing at the back)

Stone:  Natural Blue Sapphire & Single Cut Diamonds